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A ribbon was cut at the Canora Junior Elementary School on June 27 to announce the opening of an exciting new school project: a soup garden sponsored by businesses in the community.

Canora Composite School presented the final awards of the school year to June students of the month.

Students from Canora Junior Elementary School were rewarded with an hour of summer fun during a Water Fun Day on June 24. The event was one of the many rewards students were able to gain through the Accelerated Reader program at the school.

The Yorkton Public Library is open at 9 a.m. Monday-Friday. --- New Horizons Friday Night Dance, 78 First Ave. North, Yorkton, Sk. Great night of dancing. Everyone welcome. Time: 8:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.

The hot weather made for perfect conditions for the summer solstice fun day held at Annie Laurie Lake on June 24. The fun day featured numerous different summer activities with a giant slip-and-slide being the highlight of the afternoon.

The Preeceville Club 60 hosted a fun wind-up day for the seniors of the club and surrounding areas on June 14. Members enjoyed socializing and playing a variety of games throughout the day.

The Preeceville and District Heritage Museum received a special donation from the Peter Rupchan collection on June 17. Ed and Norman Harris presented the museum with a bowl from the Peter Rupchan collection. It will be on display at the museum.

( see photo gallery below ) The Preeceville and District Heritage Museum brought back a taste of the past on June 24 with a 1950s fun night. The evening kicked off with volunteers dressing up in 1950s’ apparel.

The Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation announced the three top winners in its fish art work competition with the top two winning entries coming from Preeceville School.

The Preeceville School hosted an appreciation breakfast that showed its gratitude and appreciation to the many volunteers who helped with the Breakfast Café on June 24 when organizers prepared a hot breakfast that followed the Canada Food Guide.